With the amount of eggs Jack eats, she'll be flying her Prius to the bloody moon!It's one that allows your flatulence to power a Prius for an hour..
With the amount of eggs Jack eats, she'll be flying her Prius to the bloody moon!It's one that allows your flatulence to power a Prius for an hour..
Good to see you softly, gently getting back to taking the piss xIt's one that allows your flatulence to power a Prius for an hour..
read a book recently that retells p+p and subsequent events from Mary's pov. Mr Collins comes off surprisingly sympathetically. I can't look at him in a bad light anymore
So rare to see a comment with a 100% laugh react!I read that as “badly infected sphincter “, must my mind
can't even remember. i think it was whatever she put in the slow cooker that time when we had a really hot day in early summer and she got in the hammock saying it was a slow cooking kinda dayWhat on earth is a hybrid cassoulet?
it was indeed!Was it The Other Bennett Sister? I really enjoyed that!
i got a bag for £1 at my bus station newsagent
Actual footage of the cabal this week.
WE NEED OPAL FRUITS. STAT!!!
I forgot about the fauna!Splinter Jack was a cracker. Completed it mate to all the squigs suggesting remedies, calling the offending splinter a piece of fauna, wrapping it up in a comedy bandage and then displaying for us not long afterwards a relative close-up of her hands that showed nothing wrong with a single digit (aside from the usual).
(I don't recall any stand-out roles in a nativity play but I was head caterpillar in my year 3 leaver's performance of Goin' Buggy I had to wear a cardboard headband with pipe cleaner feelers on it that I kept pulling down over my eyes to stop the bright lights blinding me because I was a smol urchin what has never seen nuffing like the fancy studio lights before, cor blimey! Consequently a teacher stapled the headband tighter before the night of the second performance so I couldn't pull it down. Anyway, that was my peak of my career and I've been retired from acting for over twenty years.)
I was Mary. Defo not her and it was my only lead in a school play. I was always a secondary character after that.I was the star once. They wrapped me in tinfoil and made me stand on a chair with my arms out. The humiliation!
I don’t want to work for the NHS anymore, says nurse hit by £3,000 tax bill for supposedly ‘free’ childcare
Health workers in Belfast have said they feel deceived and misled by the local Trust after being hit with massive tax bills for childcare.m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Just reading this article. Shame on Jack not paying her tax and shame on HMRC for not going after her grifting.
very boringly, I believe (having never seen a bond film in my life) that the character played by lashana lynch in the latest film has the designation 007. like what james bond is. and jack got very excited about it for some reasonIf a smol magic pixie was granting wishes, of everything on Katch’s list I think I’d wish for the granola recipe
But if it was three wishes, 2. Would be pythagoras daily explanation and 3. Bond is and isn’t a woman explanation
She does! Because JB was retired so his designation went back into the pool. (Just out of the cinema)very boringly, I believe (having never seen a bond film in my life) that the character played by lashana lynch in the latest film has the designation 007. like what james bond is. and jack got very excited about it for some reason
That is horrific!I don’t want to work for the NHS anymore, says nurse hit by £3,000 tax bill for supposedly ‘free’ childcare
Health workers in Belfast have said they feel deceived and misled by the local Trust after being hit with massive tax bills for childcare.m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Just reading this article. Shame on Jack not paying her tax and shame on HMRC for not going after her grifting.
And this too!I'm not surprised. the government finds any way possible to claw money back from us. I've mentioned before I'm band 3 NHS admin (smol robots man's old job). we had our 3% "rise" (still not actually agreed to), paid in arrears from april, this month. it has also tipped most of us up a point in pension deductions (I went from 5.6% to 7.1%), deducted also with 3 months arrears, so we've ended up with less net pay than last month. and that's all without even thinking about the ni rise.great times
I was Fagin in Oliver once. Fagin. I feel this useless fact is partially on-topic as Jack often asks (in a teeny bit more subtle way) for more. Fagin though.I was never Mary. More narrator/ innkeeper vibe from me.